CinnaJack FAQS frequently asked questions

Sure! In a pinch, you can even use cold water. It is actually fantastic with orange juice.
So feel free to experiment with whatever you want. Mixed with 3 parts milk and 1 part
lemonade, you will swear it is cheese cake.

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Can you replace more than one meal per day with CinnaJack™?

You can do anything you want to do, but there are many other nutrients and
micronutrients that your body needs. You never want to limit the variety of foods you eat.

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Can I eat as much as I want after a CinnaJack™ shake?

You can try... but you'll find that your appetite after a CinnaJack™ shake is limited.
This is the first way CinnaJack™ starts working for you. The other way is that the food you do eat will
be mixed with all that glorious fiber from the Glucomannan and cinnamon so it will effectively lower
the rapid conversion and absorption.

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Should I take vitamins when I am taking CinnaJack™?

Yes! When you are taking CinnaJack™ 3 times per day, you will eat far less. In order to maintain your vitamin and minerals it is a good idea to take some vitamins. We recommend at least a good multi-vitamin. You can't go wrong taking a lot of vitamin C and fish oil, too. Go to www.drlam.com and read up on vitamins. Dr Lam is a super information resource about anti-aging and health in general.

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How does Cinnamon help regulate blood sugar?

Scientists have done lots of studies to try to understand why Cinnamon works to
regulate blood sugar and increase insulin sensitivity. It is thought that the active ingredient in
cinnamon is a water-soluble polyphenol compound called MHCP. In test tube
experiments, MHCP mimics insulin, activates its receptor, and works synergistically with insulin in
cells. Another reason maybe that the cinnamon has tons of fiber.

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How does Glucomannan work?

Soluble fiber is the only known food component that will lower blood cholesterol when you add more to your diet. Foods high in soluble fiber help prevent sugar from rising too high after meals by keeping food in the stomach longer. Sugar is absorbed more slowly, preventing free fatty acids and triglycerides from rising too high after meals. (Free fatty acids bind to insulin receptors and prevent insulin from doing its job of driving sugar from the bloodstream into cells.) In addition, soluble fiber does the following:

It binds to fat in the intestines, preventing some fat absorption.
It dissolves fluids in the large intestine and forms a gel that binds with bile acids in the intestines. As a result, the liver converts more cholesterol to bile acids and blood cholesterol levels are reduced.
It slows digestion and the absorption of nutrients, resulting in a slow and steady release of glucose from accompanying carbohydrates.
It soaks up excess bile acids found in the intestinal tract - the same acids that are converted into blood cholesterol.
It delays stomach emptying, triggering satiety (a feeling of fullness) that can be helpful in people with type 2 diabetes trying to achieve weight loss goals.

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Will CinnaJack™ help me lose weight?

The whole idea behind CinnaJack™ is to help you control your calorie intake and keep the food
you do eat from immediately rushing into your blood stream thus spiking your insulin. It is generally agreed that if you do those things you can lose weight.

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What is the whey for?

Whey protein is an excellent protein choice for individuals of all ages. It provides a number of benefits in areas including sports nutrition, weight management, immune support, bone health, and general wellness.

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I am Lacto-intolerant. Can I use CinnaJack™?

CinnaJack™ contains whey and whey does contain lactose. Take your ordinary precautions and, if you do try it, use acidophilous milk.

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What is the sweetener in CinnaJack™?

We use saccharin for sweetening CinnaJack™. Saccharin has been with us since 1879.

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